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In vivo pressure-radius relationships of the pulmonary artery in children with congenital heart disease

JARMAKANI et al., 1971

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8374274581993371341
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JARMAKANI J
GRAHAM JR T
BENSON JR D
CANENT JR R
GREENFIELD JR J
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Circulation

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The effects of either increased pulmonary artery blood flow or pressure on the magnitude of the radius and the dynamic properties of the right pulmonary artery were studied angiographically in 162 patients during cardiac catheterization. Patients were divided into …
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